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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II aud basement Brick DWELLING, ELEVEN rooms; al
MOD imps. good cellar, back yard end side alley.
izae
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BERLIN, Nov. 25.-In the reichstag to-day the
president read telegram from the crown prince
In response to the message OF sympathy sent by
that body Yesterday, thanking them for their
sympathy and expressing the hope that the favor
able turn in his ailmenJ which has already re-
suited from his stay in the south, woulo permit
him to resume to the full extent his duties to the
FatherlAnd.
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Eph Holland, at one time recognized "a the kiue
OF Western gamblers dieo IN Cincinnati MONDAY.
while resisting arrest
while examining q natural gus regulator c
Beaver. Pa, Tuesday night, Henry Camp, II. p.
Brown and Jas II. Cunningham were dankerounay
injured by an explosion
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MAJOR RICHARD 8. vIcKERY. surgeon, has been
ordered TO inspect Quartermaster's stores at Hot
SPRINGS, ARK.
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Deeds In fee have been aled as f0liows: c. Cess.
ford to Veronica Clke, sub lots a. TO 81 50. ST;
81, 400 W. Walter to Chas. Walter interest In es-
tate OF W. Walter; s., 500 g. J. Goekeler to A.
H. ct al, sub a. So 6s7; 81 200. Julius Eisenbeiss
to Geo. Menke. sub !, 50 5es: =. G: "; Handy
II , s; aensey, SUB 81 So 3gs; $500: eeSevive
W. A. wimsatt TO s. Il. Wiinsatt, pt. d.; e. j.
8. swormstedt TO Maggie |. Fisher, sub 100. 90.
Coburn, SUB lot 80 50. 533: sli, 500 Mary Waters
to James Boyce, pit. IS, 50. 20; $50. K Rotey 70
J. E. Lyle, SUB lot AZ, 50. $50; g. J. J. Reynolds
TO L. r. TutJe jr., pts. IL and Is, SO. 2ll &C. $50
1. X Tuttle, Jr., TO Mary s. Hamilton, pts IA and
~, 50. 21l; el4, O00 II. c, Borden TO Mary lvAy
Olivia &. Donohue TO Emma l. Y0der, sub d 50.
759; $4,000. L. d. Boyd to Mary K Stearns, pit. l.
50. $50; Sc $50.
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MiIitary Convicss Plotting Escape

I WuHtkfy OOuVHcSS FHOttHnR E6C8Pee
MADRID, Nov. 25-Further information in regard
70 the plot OF the military convicts on the island
OF Gonlera, Africa, to escape shows that the con-
victs had attempted to seize the mail steamer but
were frustrated. 1t was their Intention II they
had succeeded In capturing the steamer, proceed
to the other depots and release the prisoners and
then take refuge in Oran. Two soldiers OF the
station assisted the plottera
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District sseverM0vas Anasru.

have been issued BY Inspector Entwsle a. follows:
Ms. Henry Cady TO erect frame dwelling on
Beyrun, TO erect eleven frame dwellings 81 Noa
ly1g TO l2:p 4th street southeast; "a COO B. ",
Canal s ~ eest . ms - ny osn a1 :,
erect brick dwelling at 30l d street southwest;
1900. John II. Gneen, TO erect brick stable m
Diatx, TO repair house on northwest corner IN and
streets southeast; $500
rHE P1rNsBR's MANDANrs CASE
the Commissioners have written letter 10 chief
Justice Bingham, OF the District supreme Court,
requesting that the case OF the o. 8. o. rel
Hannah may be advanced and heard finally at a
permit
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CAPT. JOHN 7. MORRISON, 10th cavalry. has been
granted indefinite leave OF absence on account Of
disability.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market,
The following are the olenlnx and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney, l4l9 street.
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william A. Bowman, No 423 L street northwest
reports that q gold watch was stolen from hin
last night at the corner OF 18th street and Penn
Sylvania avenue.
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The Railr0ad Lands.
THE DISPUTED TERRITORY At THE INTERSECTION on
TWO ROADS.

The Southern Pacific Railroad Co. having made
answer to the rule which was Issued by the Gen.
eral Land ONCE TO show cause why certain lands
adjacent to and coterminous with the uncompleted
portion Of the main line OF the Atlantic and Pa.
cific Co. which are intersected by the line OF the
Southern Pacific CO. should not be restored to the
public domain, the Secretary OF the Interior has
decided that the interest OF the Atlantic and Pa.
cine Co., having been forfeited to the United states
by the recent act OF congress, the effect OF
said FORFEITURE was TO make the
United States tenant in common with the SOUTH
ern Pacific CO. as to these lands and therefore all
the odd sections within said limits should still re-
main In reservation until petition has been
made; The secretary states that II the company
Is wiling TO accede TO the plan suggested by the
General Land ONCE and take only every other
alternate odd-numpered section within the said
be restored to the public domain. Otherwise steps
Will have to be taken looking to partition OF the
lands granted.
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THE STANDARD OIL COAPANY.-B. F. MITCHELL
general freight agent Of the western Division Of
the Newport News and Mississippi Valley Railroad
Co., was examined to-day before the Interstate
Commerce Commission In connection with the
Standard Oil cases.
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LIEUT.. Col. EDWARD COLLINS, 7th infantry, ha
been relieved from duty at Fort Laramie ana OF
dered home to await retirement.
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The Result Of AN Election Ret.
YOUNG PHILADELP11AN FAfALLv srAsBKD ATE

Vmo HeouIt 0t An EIecttOA Hets
4 YOUNG PHILADELPufAN FATALLY srAsBRD AFTER
4 DRINKM0 BOUT.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.--Wm. Hart, aged thirty.
flve years. died this morning at the ST. Marys Hos
ptal from the effects OF stab wound, said to have
age. Hart and Walters, with o number OF other
young men, assembled last night at No.
1918 Lawrence street for the purpose OF drink
ing out an election bet. After the party
had imbi6ed rather freely, o political discussion
arose and Ia light which ensued Hart was
stabbed In the abdomen. The injured man was
O'Clock this morning. Several witnesses OF the
ARRAY pointed out Walters as the man who had
a a06 ,S Sne ,nS ne was saken ipto CUSTODY
await the result OF the coroner's investigation.
Hart was dyer by trade
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Beaten By the xlaaaes.
TIE DUPONT TEAM THINKS THEY pIp WELL 70 KRxl
rHE SCORE Dowx.

The Dupont Football Team Of this city went 20
Annapolis yesterday TO play the Cadets match
game. The score stood: Cadets, Il; Duponts o.
The Duponts were outweighed by the Cadets
almost 10 pounds 20 man, but by hard, sseady
work they kept the score down TO IA points, 10 OK
which were made in the frst half, only in the
second. The general opinion II that II they had
had ten minutes more the Duponts would have
the Cadets the quarter part OF the second AaM Tue
Cadets, the Washington boys say, play the
toughest game OF any team In the country, and
take advantage OF their superior Drawn and
muscle. The Daponts, being short OF three men,
were greatly assisted by three players from 81
Johns College-SchoH, Blunt and Frenchark The
St Johns boys have very strong team this year.
The players and positions OF the Dupont team
were az follows: Greet TrenohAro, Hannegan,
Carlton, Shelly, Blunt and Martin; rlishers-Craf-
ton, quarterback; Schon and welsh captain,
half.b backs; Burroughs, full-back.
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starved Ilerself 20 Death;

LAWRENCE, KAs., Nov. 25.-Mrs. Salt, the Ger
man woman VINO for the past four weeks has re-
fused to eat, died last evening at 8 O'Clock. All
efforts to induce here to take food proved unstc.
cessful. When any one spoke to her she would
answer In quotations from the Bible.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. November 25.-virsipis sixes,
consolidated, asa past due coupons, ten forties
,6H; new threes 63>S: North Carons sixes, old ll6
bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Mn, November 2s.-coston nrner-
street and western super 37a2. rs: do extra. 500
az 60 do. sItrs, 3OOs362; do. Rio brands x57:l62;
Ratapsco aupefiative patent 525 DC; family. 400.
s7.s wesssr ssner and quiet NS winter rsd
spot S4aS4h; Decsnber. S4tss4k; January, s6xa
S61S; NAY, Q2ssv3 Cufnyouthern steady and active;
white. 52a53N; yellow, 6la52, western higher and
more active: mixed spos San.S4s; Decsm6er: s4k
western white. Sass: western mixed ' s.S:
prime 70 CHOICE western. ls.0oslS.0o Provisions
Rns With Sdsscss inquiry ma c., Me- Rosh LA
s; hams, l2al2k. LAsd-rs6nsd, 6k. Butter Arm
western packed lSa2l creamery 22a26 Eggs easier,
22a24; lined. l6s18. Petroleum stesdy-rehned. q.
fsir l7xsl8k. Sugar stsady-x scfs, q. 90: copper
renned higher. srong and active, l2kal26. Whisky
quiet and steady. Freishtst Liverpool per
steamsr dnii-cosson, Nd: aour. L. Sd grain Cd.
Rsceips. Hour lSS barrels: whsst $4,000 buchsls
nsais-Aear. 10000 haxrels: wheat IL 1000 busnsls;
corn. 000 b1shels, sales-wheat. $4,000 bushels:
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill, November 25, IL q m.-Reports
to the effect that the drouth in the
South WAS broken by heavy rains gave the bears on
change chance this morning. May wheat opened at
Ssf sfsns Sp:s.a sis IL
Gals, SO. january pora, lAt2k. january lard. 7.10s
10. and January short ribs, 10.
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Death Of Gen. LeavenWOrth.
SYRACUSE, N. T., Nov. 2S.--Gen. Elias W. Leaven-
worth died this morning aged eighty-fou years,
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ACCIDENT ON rnE roroMAc.

The Stea0crs GeSrge I.eAry and lame
Mosesef CoAlf4s ~ the Moash - sAe
River.
LAse A,eht, Absat 1850 oeleek, the sesAmet
GeOrge LeAFy, On hsr way b thin efts VITA - e.
cufsaoA party, and the Steamer JAAe Meseaey, eAr-
rylng freight TO Norfolk. while on raAt loskeat,
collided. The George LeAfy was struck on the
starooard SIDE, carrying away part Of her Joiner
work, and the steamer Jane Moseley was consider.
ably damaged On the bow. The accident occurred
during heavy log. The GOODNESS Of the oficers
OF the George teary went far toward prevsutine
what otherwise might have been q pahic. Afoef
proceeding up the river to Cedar Point the Ieafy
was DELAYED several hours On account q the fuI,
The Jane Noseley, amer proceeding a ebert dis-
lance down the BAY. returned TO the rfvef and the
exact extent OF her Injuries Is unknown
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In tho C1rcuie court the case OF Mra DorthA WAITE
agt. the National Skating Rink was taken an Tor
trial MA Waite claims that ON March "a le0k
she fen on the doorway Of the r1nk beoaufe cf TIE
oe1ectave steps q The entrance and WAS baaly In
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To TAKE Down THE FENCEs-Acting Land Com
missioner Stockslager has recommended the insti-
tuition OF suits to compel the removal OF fences
erected by the following parties: American Cattle
Co, Of Colorado; Union Cattle Co, OF wyoming;
Joseph Scott, OF Montana; Home Land and Cattie
Co., OF Montana, and o. II. WallOp Of Montana.
He has also recommended that suit be brought
against French Brothers and william Scott, or the
Deaawood, Dakota, land district for illegally cut
ting public timber.
annual report, which he has now about COM
pleted, Secretary Lamar will recommend that q
change be made In the law creating the interstate
commerce, SO that instead OF being subject TO the
supervision OF the Interior Department, as at pre-
SEM, 1t should be made directly responsible to
Congress or the President The secretary thinks
that the work OF The commission has no connec-
ton or relation with that under the supervision Of
the Department, and 1t should therefore be given
new relations. AT present the Department SIMPLY
acts as discussing agent Tor the commission.
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sales 81 Real Essate,

veronica UIKe has bought for s8,4O0 Of Chas.
Gessford sub lots AZ to "a, fronting 1857 feet on
30-foot alley, I'm square 81, between ana ana
9th and 7th streets southeast.
Mary s. Hamilton has bought OF I. r. Tuttle II,
lots IL and Is So 20xl3o feet on the west side
OF 14th street between street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest, for $4,000 4. S. Hursey has
bought tor $1,000 OF c. W. Handy pit. sub. lot "a,
50. 1888, fronting 20 feet on street between 9th
and 10th streets northwest. H. c. Coburn has
bought for 1880 OF n. d. Larner trustee, ct al
SUBJ lot Sc So 533 as feet on Sd street and 10 feet
on Indiana avenue northwest. Mary X. Steafns
has bought OF Z. d. Boyd Tor $3.50 pt lot l. 50.
$50 10 feet inches by 100 on the west side OF 10Th
street between N and streets northwest.
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HoxR FROM NoRFoIK.-The Grand Canton No 1,
1 o. O. f., who went to Portsmouth yesterday tc
take part In the ODD Fellows celebration there,
norfolk, arrived home on the steamer 0eorgl
Leary this afternoon. They were belated by the
fog and the accident to the Leary and MOsoly.
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VIZ. wALxKR's WnL-The win OF the late VIM.
Walker nled and admitted % probate to-day,
life and then % her daughters. Agnes and Mary
Ann Hickey.
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TIE DKNuRRKR OvKRRuLED.-In the case OF Ed
win j. sweet, indicted for obtaining money by
false pretences, Judge Montgomery Today over.
ruled the demurrer, and the trial win therefore be
called in urdar.
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THE OFFICERS or the HOUSE.
osssip aAeat Reervansuasss. - rAu
CAAeeSa f0f the DoorkeeperShaus

There ase ~ new deveiepnsAts apparently, %
eeAnectoh vita the oegAniEAtioA o. tAe house d
kepfesentstivea. At present Il docs not SEEN thai
tAefs VIA De any candidatss n opposition 10 the
present. incumbents FOR clsFk, postmaster, and
seigeant-at-afms. For dcofkeepef the several
candidates who have been mentioned sim remain
In the nela, though Il Is dinacult for anybody To
count any votes worth speaking OF for at least
v1lee % io1f OF them. In mAkfhg an estimate of
" esut " is not overlooked that such recognized
gA,Ny caaefs In the House Mesers. Carlisle Mlile
noman Randall, and Bloant are supporting Don.
SisoE AS the date Tor the meeting Of the caucus
aLaMs nearer the Indications stlll point 20 o ~
eiiscucn OF all the present ofncialA There afe
na0e Posatiohs under the elective ofaeerA and
tnere VIII probably be lively scramble immedi.
atefy eiter the organization OF the House. As
tAere are numerous new democratic members,
many OF Them viii have friends TO be provided for
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TEE GIH0N WILL SusTANRD.-This morning, In
the Circuit Court, Judge Coz, the Jury In the case
OF the will Of Macy A. Gih0n rendered q verdict
SUSTAINING the Will.
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Dee.a,, Know vrh. m. ru,m.


TIE roiIcn coVKr sxyTNe 10 psscovER wRo STRUCK
NIcHAEL KING.
TINS afternoon, In the Police court colocd
man named John Dorsey was placed on trial
coerged VITA assaslting Michael King. the saloon
keeper on Virginia avenue southwest. Dr. Malas.n
testified TO the nature &C Mr.. Kines iAJurite
There was cut on the top Of his head and three
woands about his face and head inflicted with q
eaaas instramenI He was also struck In the esr,
and mas suffered nom DEAFNESS since the assault
occurfed- John Buckley testifed that he saw Dcr-
sey strike King on the head with beer glass while
n sosfh saias saloon. on Virginia avenue
DTssey len the saloon and when khS
MIN on the head with large stone.
Inc Assault occurred on sunday night three weelss
eg0 witness said he had been playing cards and
drinking before the assault occurred. Aionso
Ferry, eolored, testifed that Dorsey struck King
with the siass and then threw the glass Al MN Is
the tatser was leaving the saloon Michsel King
Was examined, but said he did not know who 10.
nicted the injuries he received he aid not Know
the defendant The defendant TESTIFIED that lse
WAS IN the Kitchen when the disturbance occurred
ID the 0aferoom. He denied the assault William
and Noble Butler colored testified that the de.
PENDANT WAS not 10 the room where the -oW WIS
started The case was continued for further esi-
denca Joseph StlaA who keeps the saloon. viz
nned so and costs for violating the sunday LAW.
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Ahead OF lAe RECORD.
tNILEwoop BRATINe TIVE TINE MADE By F1rrexRA \
N MADISON sQUARE aARpxx.

tNILKw0Op BRATINe rHK TiNE MApg IN FTrfoIRAID
IN MADISON soUARE eARpkN
The walking match which began In the RINK IN
PAiladelphiA at rs minutes after midnight sunday
night, has developed into a remarkable exhibition
Of speed. Yesterday all previous records were
broken, and uttlewood, the English pedestrian,
passed the great time made by Fitzgerald I'm the
Madison Square Garden during the week ending
Nay 3 1Ss4 The race began with thirteen
men, but all but nve Dropped out.
Littlewood has been doing most OF his work IN the
regular Roweli style OF dog trot. AT 10 O'Clock
yesterday g. hours had been consumed At that
time Littlewood went ahead OF the record made by
Rowell who at that hour led Fitzgerald IA
the Madison square race. Rowell had covered asa
miles while Littlewood covered BS& miles and over
AZ that time Fitzgerald passed Rowen and took
the record which at "a hours stood 3sl miles lo40
yards uttiewood at noon yesterday had made
3e2 miles s33 yards, and had 10 minutes before
the "a hours expired.
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RAnen % nm Tnn1NonxIxa.-TAe fun0Wm1
WoSe the rea0f1u At tho Hlgnal once to-day: q &
N ~ ~ n. -; mexfmulh, -; niA1nban q.
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George Gould Goes West.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-GeorRe Gould left for san
Francisco last night on business connected with
Pacific Mail
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I'd EDITION.
--latest 7eleglans % The Shr.
rHnEE MEN KILLED..

THREE MEN KILLED.
Fatal Collision - n. and o. Freight
rfAfns NeaA Pitssburt.
PrrfsBcAo, Pa, Nov. 25s-In o collision to-day
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between two
freight trains three men were killed ana I'VE
others injured. The coliaion occurred about Is
miles south OF this city.
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ALLEGED CRuKIrY 10 VIRGINIA PAuPERs-A spe-
cial from Richmond TO the Philadelphia Press says:
An Official Investigation OF the condition OF the
Norfolk County Almshouse shows that the pau
pers were not given enough TO eat and were packed
by the dozen In small rooms with scarcely enough
clotEiaS TO keep them from freezing In unven-
ulated pcLs They clothing was not sufficient TO
prevent suffering Ia moderately cold weather. The
grand Jury will act
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He ACCUSES THE LANDLADY OF 1Nc8HDIARfsH.--
The negro, Hudson, who was charged with setting
the LAWYER House at Cairo, NJ, on nre and causing
the destructive fre on Monday, was brought 70
that city yesterday morning for safekeeping. Hud-
BON made a confession TO the effect that Ms Law
Ter, the former landady OF the LAWYER House. gave
him t15 70 set re 10 the LAWYER House fof the pur
pose OF burning out q rival hotel next door. MN
LAWYER denies the statement OF the negro and says
she drove him from her mouse several times, and
that she had no insurance on her property. ana
the rivalry OF hotels would not influence her 70
such an action, She was taken by the sheffn 10
Mound CITY, where Q preliminary hearing WIN be
held
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W Asa ssAy ~ sisk. ~ ssvs her castersa,
Mhsa ~ Nas CHA shs crisd for Csseoriat
Wa sAs bscAns MIA shA ciung % CHssoriA
~, q Be- AaAssA sAssavs IN oasssriA
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CRIMINALS coxrELLED TO PUNISH EACH ornrn-l

CROSSING RIVER ON A BIcycLE.-In the pres
euce OF fully 20 600 persons AlphoaSe King yeser-
day made good his boast thai he could cross the
Charles River from Charles River bridge 70 the
East Boston side on q marine bicycle. His time
was exactly nineteen minutes, the distance being
wind upIayOraOle.
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rurlD DRAp IN THE MouNTANA-The body Of q
man was found in the mountains near Mercersburg,
Pa, wednesday morning BY TWO hunterA From
appearanceA II had been lying where found fof
about SIX weeks and was IN an advanced stage q
RECOMMENDATION ON Q satchel near by was the
name o. o. W. Kline. A man BY that name FORM
eriy lived near Chambersoury, but about two
months ago he had quarrel WITH ms Wiz, and
Mn Kline was summoned. and recognized the
BODY e. that OF her husband
Tn 0xxxf Dzou0Hr EDs-Dlspafches frum
vAr1Ous pafts of southern Illinois report the break.
ing OF the nvs months drought by coptous rains.
have Ooen raging for several days and doing q
great deal Of damage. Al Champalgn the sudden
breaking out O Iran q excelent wsser tn 9
the farmerR VINO damned up the water ana hAuleu
n aWay 10 the1r hpanea. The appearance q IL
water afler such terrible drought - feeaSosd n
q gUmAskabae pAeoomonon
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1883 Msr4en II. NV.
b.h., Srs......-...sa500
340S N ST. NV, Ahs
1909 30 and isol L < Wv
\ nv. oh, 4rs. .. ;. s, 600
1854, 1914 4th st.n We.
i1sSii. / $50 Iindsn; &
NV. hh.. 6r...,...3000
l615 1st, s.w., f.h.. 8 r.,
and 3 houses rear 1900
'32l to 3e34 ID se.. IN.
sSSsl 9th ST a e. :. h. ~~
lsf H4nStih si. In. airS 800
no Myrtle st. n. .. b.
INSTRUMENTATION
Is Myrtle st. n.e.,b.h-..
,,i9 4 n,s.. / H.. sr. . i .SSS
92 Myrtle st. ne, b.h...n
sq Wi to poo j'v'; St. n.s.
40 Z q to 4E;s Cedar court 4 900
NV. b. h. ..........-. $50
'4QS l. ct. o O.. b. h., 49,
3rs- ............-......5W
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AUCTION SALES.

Ruzs & ADDISON
wAolssale md Rssaa DsaaSu IN
PAPER. la.ANx BOOKS, AND STATIONERY.
No. al4 RIoHTH q. n ". tnsar n. avail,
ordsn o. requisite for Quotations sivsn pssscnai ~
tsns,oa. - sasaGfaction guaranteed IN psscs and
qaaaity. n5-am
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THR FnHKKrKs CONFESSIONAL dispatch nom To-
ronto says: Mr. Longley, attOrney-gsnefa OF Nova
scotia In letter to the Mail regarding the Fish,
cries Commission, says he has good grounds for be
nev1ng that the Canadian Case = Waahln0ton e
to be subordnated to the interest9 OF the Br1tSh
exporter the one hand and 70 thooe q the Cana
dlanma nufacturer ON the other.
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EoR sAIE--HOUsEs.
Il 1901 X st. nw-h
h.............. esq 0Ot
929 \. J. ave. Sc. bshnor
2v3 l st. NV. b. h.
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$50 and p32 9TH q.
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